Greenwood

This is a proceeding in equity which is brought for the purpose of setting aside, vacating and annulling interlocutory and final decrees of divorce which were entered in an action wherein appellant was defendant and respondent plaintiff. The trial court found for respondent upon all issues, holding that both of said judgments were valid. The appeal is taken from the judgment entered upon said findings.

The entire attack of appellant is directed upon the findings, it being contended that they are not supported by the evidence.

On March 4, 1924, respondent filed a complaint for divorce from appellant upon the ground of desertion. He alleged, that there was no community property. On March 13, 1924, appellant filed her answer in said cause, denying all the allegations of the complaint and praying for maintenance, counsel fees and general relief. Thereafter appellant filed a cross-complaint, alleging desertion upon the part of respondent, and praying for maintenance and a disposition of the community property. Bespondent filed an answer to the cross-complaint, denying the allegations thereof.

The divorce action came on regularly for trial, and evidence was submitted by both parties.…